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Reading all of the comments from engineers who seem to either posess a time machine to send current tech back in time, or are criticising the technical choices
by jimnotgym 9y ago
Reading all of the comments from engineers who seem to either posess a time machine to send current tech back in time, or are criticising the technical choices that made the founders $squillions, is making me a bit mad. As a diversion perhaps some of them could list a few billion dollar startups that made perfect choices at the start and never had any cause to refactor or reimplement code as they grew?
- mbid 9y agoIt's not obvious (and IMO somewhat doubtful) that it was the technical choices of the founders that made them successful. Their choices could well have been bad, just not bad enough to make their business fail.
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- swsieber 9y agoWhatsap? Just kidding, they probably had to refactor code too. But their technical story seems a lot better than most startups